On May 2, in the lively environment of Times Square, New York, boxing fans will witness an electrifying face-off as Ryan Garcia (24-1, 20 KOs) takes on versus Rolly Romero (16-2, 13 KOs). This extremely prepared for bout will act as the centerpiece of The Ring’s Fatal Fury: Times Square battle card. The whole occasion will be readily available for seeing solely on DAZN PPV, guaranteeing that fans all over the world can tune in. When talking about the battle with Fight Hub TELEVISION, popular fighter Canelo Alvarez shared his insights and with confidence anticipated the result of the Garcia-Romero clash.

Ryan Garcia Set to Dominate in the Main Event Against Rolly Romero

Canelo Alvarez Confidently Anticipates Garcia’s Victory Over Romero

Despite apprehension surrounding his go back to the expert boxing arena, Ryan Garcia is prepared to make a declaration after withstanding a tough year marked by a prolonged restriction, a substantial fine of $10,000, and the loss of his battle handbag from the Devin Haney bout. This Saturday, “Kingry” will enter the ring versus Romero, excited to show his critics incorrect. The sticking around concern is whether Garcia has actually completely recuperated and what he has actually left in the tank following a rough 12 months, that included a questionable success over Haney that was later ruled a no contest due to Garcia’s failure of a VADA pre-fight and post-fight drug test, exposing the existence of Ostarine in his urine.

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Upon getting here in Riyadh for his undeniable extremely middleweight clash with William Scull, Canelo was asked to weigh in on his forecast for the Garcia-Romero battle. He specified with certainty: “He’s (Garcia) gonna win. He’s gonna win by knockout.”

When Garcia is at his peak efficiency, his mix of speed and power might show frustrating for the more systematic design of Rolly Romero. To protected success, ‘Kingry’ need to keep his discipline in the early rounds, using his jab successfully to interrupt Romero’s rhythm. As the battle advances into the middle rounds, he needs to release his punches with self-confidence, eventually establishing that ravaging left hook that has actually become his signature.

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Exciting Undercard Fights to Watch on Garcia vs Romero Card

• Devin Haney vs. Jose Ramirez, 12 rounds, welterweights
• Teofimo Lopez vs. Arnold Barboza, 12 rounds, for Lopez’s lineal/WBO extremely light-weight title
• Reito Tsutsumi vs. Levale Whittington, 6 rounds, extremely featherweights

Stay tuned to Big Fight Weekend for detailed protection of the Garcia vs Romero occasion, including live outcomes, highlights, and specialist post-fight analysis.